Tidy Harbor is a tile-matching puzzle. Tap a free tile and it moves to the tray; three of the same tile clear. The tray holds seven tiles, and a full tray with no match ends the level. Dimmed tiles are covered and become free when the tiles on top of them are gone. Winning levels earns stars, and stars restore the harbor one step at a time. The game works offline and has no energy system and no waiting timers.
Remove Ads is a one-time purchase. It removes the ads that appear between levels; optional rewarded ads stay available because they give you something. There are no subscriptions.
Coin packs (including a one-time Starter Pack) can be bought in the coin shop: tap the green + next to your coins on the home screen. Coins are used up as you play, so they are not restored on a new device. If a payment went through but the coins did not arrive, contact us with the date and the store receipt.
Ads come from Unity Ads through Unity LevelPlay. There are no ads during play and none in the first ten levels; rewarded ads are always optional. Your ad choice can be changed any time in Settings → PRIVACY CHOICES.
These are off on a clean install. The game asks once, after your first win, and you can change the answer any time in Settings → GAMEPLAY STATS. Switching it off stops statistics immediately; crash reporting can take effect from the next launch, and crash information recorded while it was off may stay on your device and be sent if you switch it back on. This switch does not stop advertising data processing — see the Privacy Policy.
Progress, settings and your privacy choices live on your device. Version 1.0 has no account and no cloud save, so progress does not transfer between devices. Uninstalling removes local data from the device, although a device or cloud backup you have enabled may keep a copy.
Email primequantumstudios@gmail.com with the subject "Privacy" for a data access or deletion inquiry. Please be aware of what is technically possible:
Please include what you were doing, the level number, your device model and OS version, and a screenshot or screen recording if you have one. Crash reports help us most when you have allowed them, but they are never required.